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Android provides a rich application framework that allows you to build innovative apps and games for mobile devices in a Java language environment. | It is the solution for big and small businesses. All modern email marketing features and more. It recognizes users from your email campaigns and in this way, each user is automatically logged to chat. |
| - | Proactive Chat;
Groups and Segments;
Default Replies;
Visitor Profiles;
Custom Attributes;
Real-Time Tracking;
Tags;
Customization;
API;
White Labels;
Assign Alerts;
Default Replies;
Email Marketing;
Custom Templates;
Cold Emails;
Real-Time Interaction;
Targeted Auto-Messages;
Triggers;
Auto-Management;
Dynamic Forms;
Drag-and-Drop Capacity;
Statistics & Analytics;
“What If” Scenarios;
Traffic analytics;
Sales reporting;
Action Management;
Activity Monitoring;
Custom Forms;
Drag & Drop Interface |
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